Showing results for: Climate Change (page 146)
How business elites sold the “urban renewal” lie to the Rust Belt
Anthony DiMaggio
The rich have convinced taxpayers to spend millions to prop up their developments. Here's why it never works
U.N. Secretary-General issues a grave warning about climate apocalypse
Matthew Rozsa
United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres says that global warming is approaching the "point of no return"
Nobel economist calls on humanity to end obsession with GDP
Jon Queally
"If we measure the wrong thing," warns Joseph Stiglitz, "we will do the wrong thing."
5 ways Trump and his supporters are using the same strategies as science deniers
Lee McIntyre
Donald Trump and his supporters exhibit the methods of science deniers.
Why a measured transition to electric vehicles would benefit the U.S.
David M. Hart
Manufacturing electric vehicles requires less labor and could disrupt the auto workforce
We now know what a blue whale’s heartbeat sounds like
Nicole Karlis
Researchers placed sensors on a blue whale in the wild to gather the data
Frustrated advocates increasingly turn to the courts to fight climate change
Hillel Aron
The rising tide of litigation could represent a new front in the fight to limit the harm from climate change
Mike Bloomberg’s media cheerleaders don’t want to talk about his scandals
Ari Paul
Tom Friedman, Bret Stephens and the rest of Bloomberg's fanboys don't want to talk about his real record in NYC
Inhofe is OK flooding his neighbors if it keeps his lake view
Sarah Okeson
The Senate’s most famous anti-environmentalist doesn’t want his vacation home left high and dry
Paris Agreement targets need to be 5 times stronger to actually work
Zoya Teirstein
A new U.N. report shows exactly what the world needs to do to avoid catastrophic warming
Extinction Rebellion celebrates dropped charges against 105 climate activists
Jessica Corbett
The environmental movement expects the cases of over 1,000 activists arrested last month will be discontinued
Help! There’s a climate denier at my dinner table.
Kate Yoder
The holidays aren’t complete without a little drama for dessert. And what’s more dramatic than a planet in crisis?
Press Watch: Occupy #TalkingTurkey: Confront your know-nothing, MAGA-crazed relatives. Report back
Dan Froomkin
You have a moral responsibility this impeachy Thanksgiving: Talk it out with reality-deprived loved ones
Joe Biden has 99 problems, but Ukraine ain’t one
Matthew Rozsa
There are good reasons to question Joe Biden's candidacy, but Donald Trump's fabricated Ukraine scandal isn't one
5 ways to make the case for Medicare for All this Thanksgiving to a dubious family member
Dr. Sanjeev Sriram
This Thanksgiving, Medicare for All will be a hot topic at dining room tables across America
Exclusive: Washington Gov. Jay Inslee has a message for Mike Bloomberg
Matthew Rozsa
Gov. Jay Inslee, who bills himself as as a climate change–aware politician, has some green advice for Bloomberg
Donald Trump’s new lie is a real turkey: Now liberals are waging war on Thanksgiving!
Amanda Marcotte
Not content with the mythical "war on Christmas," Trump now claims that liberals want to cancel Thanksgiving
Press Watch: Soledad O’Brien attacks a Pence puff piece, sets off anti-NPR Twitter rampage
Dan Froomkin
NPR listeners unload their frustrations on Rachel Martin of "Morning Edition" after O'Brien calls out Pence segment
Sorry, GOP: A majority of Americans think government should act on climate
Nicole Karlis
Younger Republicans now agree the government isn’t doing enough to reduce the effects of climate change
Republicans are buying rooftop solar. Will it change their politics?
Emily Pontecorvo
Is the decision to install rooftop solar the mark of a liberal climate warrior, or does it cross party lines?
Earth’s carbon dioxide levels hit a 3 million year high
Nicole Karlis
Call the Guinness Book: It's been at least three million years since CO2 was this high
How EPA director Andrew Wheeler is using scientific transparency as a weapon
David Michaels, Bernard D. Goldstein
Wheeler understands how transparency, an important scientific principle, can be misused to undermine regulation
Will 2020 mark the rise of a vegan voting bloc?
Nadra Nittle
Vegan and veg-friendly politicians are stepping to center stage.
Michael Bloomberg officially announces that he is running for president
Matthew Rozsa
Bloomberg, who became New York City mayor after earning billions after co-founding Bloomberg L.P., will run in 2020
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